Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds posted their strongest weekly inflows since early October, drawing $1.42 billion in net investments as institutional demand showed signs of returning through regulated products.
Data shows that inflows were heavily concentrated midweek. Wednesday alone saw roughly $844 million in net inflows, followed closely by $754 million on Tuesday. Although the week ended with a notable $395 million outflow on Friday, the strength of earlier buying pushed total weekly inflows to their highest level in more than three months.
According to data from SoSoValue;
The performance marks a sharp contrast to recent weeks of subdued activity and highlights renewed interest from long-term allocators rather than short-term traders.
Ether ETFs Also See Positive Momentum
Ether-focused ETFs followed a similar pattern, recording approximately $479 million in net weekly inflows. The strongest demand appeared early in the week, while later outflows trimmed overall gains, reflecting continued caution among investors.
Bitcoin Supply Tightens as Whale Selling Eases
On-chain data indicates reduced selling pressure from large Bitcoin holders, often referred to as whales. This slowdown in distribution, combined with steady ETF buying, suggests effective Bitcoin supply is tightening, helping absorb price volatility.
However, market observers caution that isolated weeks of strong inflows are not enough to guarantee a sustained rally. Historically, Bitcoin has required several consecutive weeks of ETF demand to establish a durable upward trend.
For now, ETF inflows are providing a structural layer of support, even as broader market uncertainty remains.
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